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Ivan Rakitic only keeps positive things from his time under the orders of Luis Enrique. The midfielder played for the 54-year-old between 2014 and 2017 during their time at Barça. In the columns of The Teamthe former Sevilla player spoke about a coach for whom he loved playing. “He really is a very professional person and I only have good memories with him”underlines the former Croatian international (106 caps, 15 goals).
The Spaniard is currently very criticized in Paris, for his methods and his somewhat harsh temperament. Something that doesn’t totally surprise Rakitic. “At times it can be complicated because he gives 100% and fundamentally believes in his ideas. He will always help you to be a better player. Once you understand how it works, it can take you to the very top. Even if it’s not easy every day, you have to follow it to get to the top. I think PSG can do good things just by trusting him“, maintains the 36-year-old. Parisian friends, the message has been sent.
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